In the article, Shirley Booker describes her feelings about "a cornfield planted across 10 city blocks " , who has lived in her St. Louis home for 37 years, doesn't consider her new, lush surroundings inviting. Just the opposite. She looks at the vegetables growing across the road or in her backyard as an insulting nuisance. How do the following sentences conflict with this point of view? Gateway Greening, a nonprofit that supports city agriculture in St. Louis, works with more than
200 community gardens. According to Gateway employee Mara Higdon, planting cornfields in the St. Louis Place neighborhood means possibilities like job training for local residents.

How do these sentences compare to the overall tone of the articles? How does it impact the mood?